Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 22, 1 December 1910 — Page 8

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THE RICH3IOXD PALLADIUM ANT STTX TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1910.

ACTRESSES MUST ABSTAIN TOTALLY

Only In This Manner Will They Succeed on Stage Fremstad Says.

STAGE RULES SIMPLE

Study Intelligently, Apply Common Sense and Live Sensibly Is Advice.

New York. Dec. 1. Olive Frematad, the Armlde of Gluck and the Salome of Strauss, not to mention the Venus of Tannaaeuaer and the Isolde of Tris- ' tan. sat In ber rose red drawing room at the Ansonia the other night and discussed life and art In general, and the ay of the girl who would be a great artist In particular. "The reason the girl who starts out early In life to be an artist falls for In most cases she does fail Is that she doesn't study Intelligently and does not live sensibly," she continued. "The rules of the game are simple. Common sense Is the keynote. But the penalty paid by those who Ignore the rules Is terrible. Mere artistic failure Is only a part of It. Lost, health and bope and reputation, and In the end, the fate of those poor girls whom we read of as having thrown themselves Into the Seine or taken poison In some garret in the Quartler or shot themselves In some sordid cafe of the Doule Mlche. "There have been several of these hocking cases within a few weeks. If one knew the facts that lay back of each case one would find that wasted time or 111 chosen companions or lack of proper food were the real causes of the child's killing herself, and not artistic discouragement. "l "It's the wretched way the American girl Is brought up, with her lunch of Ice cream, soda and Ice water and eclairs and ber afternoon cocktail that curse of the country. She hasn't been taught 'that ber bealtb and success depend largely upon what she eats, and 'she doesn't seem to realize that Vock tails will degrade her mind and Cul as well as ber digestion. "Germany is better than Paris for IQm' young girl alone. The Germans gaay not be as charming as the Paristana, but they are steadier. It Is easy for a girl In Berlin to find a cheap and comfortable place to live with proper protection. I studied In Germany for two years when I was hardly out of By teens, and ray only companion was a younger sister. We lived In the bom of a baroness and our lives were as quiet and simple and studious as they would have been in our own fcome. ! bad to look after my money carefully, and that was a good Influence, too. I worked and rested much in the way I do today after all my years of experience. It was the way I was trained at borne. I bad standards to go by. I looked around and saw that the ones who succeeded were not the ones who burned the candle at both ends."

FISH NOT ANIMAL; NOT ON NOAH'S ARK

tit. Louis, Mo., Dec. 1. That no fish were on the ark with Noah, and that therefore the creature is not an animal. Is the position taken by Associate City Attorney Mortimer Levi .In nolle prosslng the case of Louis Kram, a peddler, accused of .cruelty to animals. The case was dismissed over the emphatic protest of Judge William Jefferson Pollard, who argued that the dictionary deflned a fish as an animal and that It was an animal In every sense of the word. "Well, .there were no fish on the ark," said Levi, "and I refuse to prosecute this case. Kram was allowed to go borne. The peddler was charged with advertising bit fish by displaying a live "animal" from a string on his cart, that its flopping might attract the eyes of prospective purchasers.

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FAMOUS OKLAHOMA OUTLAW PARDONED

Guthrie, Okla., Dec. 1. Gov. C. N. Haskell has granted a parole to Tom Jones, a member of the Dalton-Dooiin gang of outlaws, v. ho has served 16 years of a 50-year sentence for the murder of Deputy United. States Marshal Houston, at Ingalls, Okla., in 1893. Jones, whose real name is Daughorty, cornea of a good Texas family, and had joined the gang shortly before the battle with deputy marshals at Insals. He was asleep in a hotel when the fight began, but is alleged to have fired through a hole in the roof. He was captured, convicted of the murder of Houston and sentenced to 50 years. Biil Dalton always said that the three officers slain had been killed by the fire of the rest of the gang from a livery stable and that Daugherty was not guilty.

PROPOSE TO CIRCLE GLOBE ON STILTS

i ! New York. Dec. 1. For a wager of $5,KX two German acrobats will attempt to circle the vorld on stilts, j They obtained a promise of police protecticn from Commissioner Cropsey on the first leg of their journey through 'the crowded streets from City Hall to the Jersey City ferry and from there 'they wll make their way to Philadelphia. The hour of the start has not yet been decided. The young men are Albert Marder i nd Hans Hoeledamp, until recently ' employed as stewards on a transatlantic liner, and the purse they hope to via was raised by the steamship stewards of Hamburg. "We are expert stilt walkers," they said today. "We expect to walk 11 ! tours a day and we can travel 5H ! miles an hour. We are not allowed I to take any money with us and count

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FRENCH TO REVIVE OLD TIME COURTESY Paris, Dec. 1. Ever since the fall of the second empire laments at the decay of politeness In France constantly have been heard. It Is true that while the French doubtless still deserve the palm of excellence In ceremonial courtesy the other and more useful - kind which mahlfests Itself In the finer detail of daily life is becoming rare. To meet this condition the League of Politeness recently was formed. It is Impossible ' to give judgment this early of the degree to which this organization may Influence social custom, but one phase of Its Initial activity is peculiarly Interesting as well as amusing and possibly may prove to be of considerable linguistic value. This is the comparative dictionary of oaths, obnoxious phrases, and imprecations in general which is being prepared under its direction by scholars of world wide experience. Of course It Is understood that all or nearly all of these are unmannerly and are to be labeled -Don't. with. In some Instances, the qualifying phrase Texcept under superlative provocation or where a substitute can not be employed conveniently to do your swearing for you." Certain authorities claim for the French the dubious distinction of possessing the most numerous and varied vocabulary of "swear words? In existence, but they admit also that some of those used by the Japanese may be more poetic.

CASE CONTINUED The case against David Brutnley. proprietor of a saloon on FT, Wayne Avenue, charging him with selling liquor to Chatfeld Baker, a minor, has been continued until next week.

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The Showing of Holiday NoveMes AH Ready For the Choosing

Ready with a thousand and one things that are pretty, useful and Inexpensive. Ramble through this bazaar. Attractions are manifold.

Velour Pillows in all colors at 50c Pretty Laundry Bags at 50c Sewing Bags at 50c & 75c Tapestry Pillows at 25c & 50c Satin Pillows ready for use at . . . $1.25 Satin Pillow Tops at 75c Dainty Sewjng and Serving Aprons at 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 Fancy Emb'd Pillow Tops at 50c Fancy Silk Emb'd Covers and Scarfs at 50c Dolls! Really the Prettiest You Ever Saw and Better Still, Prices Are Lower Than Ever Before. See the pretty Kid Body Dolls, the values will surprise you, at. .25c, 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25 up to $2.50 See the dainty Dressed Dolls, unusual sizes at 50c, 75c, $1.00 & $1.50 FRENCH POODLE DOGS, unbreakable tops for the wee little tots at 25c & 50c

BABY BUMPS, 15 inches long, the biggest non-breakable Baby Bumps in town at $1.00 There's Not a Stock in the store but offers some extraordinary values, which means holiday savings for those who take advantage of them now. Guest Towels, all linen huck, elegant stamped designs to emb'd'r, only 29c Linen Huck Towels, extra quality and size, bleached, regular 20c values, only 15c each Linen Huck Towels, extra quality and size, bleached, regular 25c values only 20c each Linen Huck Towels, extra fine and size, regular 35c towels, only 25c each

25c Satin Striped Poplins in all the late shadings, regular 25c quality, at only 18c Yd. 18c Shepherd Check Suiting, cotton serge suitings .only 12 Vic Yd. Ladies' Handkerchiefs Hemstitched, Barred and Emb'd Handkerchiefs, some up to 10c values, for 5c; 6 for 25c Ladies' Handkerchiefs, unusual values at ... . 10c, 15c, 19c, 25c, 35c & 50c Ladies' Leather Bags 'twill pay to see these at $1, $1.50, $2, $2.50 & $3. And the way they sell we doubt if we have any at all Xmas week. Don't fail to see this showing. Silk Petticoats those elegant Taffeta petticoats, black and colors $2.98 Silk Waists in black Taffeta Silk, unusual values . . . . ... .... $2.98 Silk Scarfs full 2 yd. Silk Scarfs in all colors at . ............ ,50c

HOSTS OF PRETTY THINGS. STEP FORWARD AND PROCLAIM THEIR LOW PRICES. COME! FEAST YOUR EYES ON THEM

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plied with Xmas goods for all members of the family. We have about 4 do2en of the desk and chair sets

for the little folks at S1.98. See our sets of Table, Chair and Rocker in mission or golden oak at $1.98. Just the thing for a little girl or boy. Rockers of all kinds for the children from $1.50 up. Just received the finest line of Pictures to be found in the city at from 35c up to $5.00. Nice presents for the young man or woman. 25 styles of Morris Chairs for father or brother; 75 styles of Rockers for the mother or sister. China Closets, Book Cases, Buffets, Sideboards, Dining Suites, Bed-room Suites, Parlor Suites, Couches, Davenports, Library Tables, Parlor Stands, Electric Lamps, Hall Trees, Princess Dressers, Writing Desks, Kitchen Cabinets, and hundreds of other articles that make nice Xmas presents, and these will all be priced so that you can well afford to get them. Come in, look around, price our goods, and see if this isn't the place to do Xmas buying. Select what you want, have it put away for delivery when you want it.

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